Local social clubs host meetings and party at multiple homes
Mothers League members schedule Wednesday gatherings at Mrs Griffin's 1155 Vermont, with K A Dames meeting at Le HW Krase's 1588 Renincky, Merry Matrons planning a Bowersock Theater party tomorrow, and Mrs Arthur Owen hosting a spring musical at 536 Ohio Street with guests and refreshments.
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Mothers’ League
K. A. Dames
KK. UL Dames
le HW
QO. Krase
Renincky
Bowersock Theater
Arthur
Owen
Homme
Ohio Street
Arthur Atitehell
Lelen Riddle
Josephine Jaane
Jess Mur
Miss Jenkins Recital Brightens Fraser Hall Night
About forty guests attended the enjoyable recital by Miss Heven Jenkins of Guth, with Dean and Mrs Butler assisting. The program featured MacDowell works and Rubinstein Concerto in D with Miss Jenkins aided by Miss Edna and Miss Sheila Wharton. An upcoming recital by Miss Mart Jarvis is announced.
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Jenkins
Firtt
Fraser
Hall
Heven Jenkins
Guth
Butler
MacDowell
Edna
Shelia Wharton
Aliss Mart Jarvis
Womenauxiliary event at Trinity church hosts supper
Mrs. and Mrs. Hopkins entertain the executive committee of the Women’s Auxiliary of Trinity Church and church organization presidents tonight at her home. Supper at six, business meeting to follow, with a list of presiding officers named.
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M. Hopkins
Women’s Amiliary of
The
Trinity Church
E. A. Edwards
W. H. Pendleton
C. WV. Carman
Alt. Walker
Local Notes and Visitors Highlight Lawrence Day
Mrs. R. M. Morrison plans a Sulpher Oklahoma visit to join daughter Mrs Moyne Morrison and then a stop in Oklahoma City to see her son. Donald Morrison, Mrs. C. M. Gibson, and Dorothy returned to Pittsburg after visiting Mrs. Gibson's mother Mrs. W. H. Irvin. Several locals attended the Haskell Baker track meet in Baldwin and returned home. A variety of social visits, travel plans, and small-town news fill the day, including calls from Miss May W to Topeka, and Mrs. F. E. Boesen with guest Ann Patterson of Washington heading to Kansas City for a visit. Local commerce notes promote honey and pantry items, with Dr. R. E. Barnes spending the week in Manhattan for Pythias matters, and Nick Chiles in town from Topeka.
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R. M. Morrison
Sulpher
Okla
Moyne Morrison
Leecl
Oklahoma City
Donald Morrison
C. M. Gibson
Dorothy
Pittsburg
Hithh
Baldwin
Vester
Darnell
Joplin
Orenia Durnell
May W
Topeka
Helen Ball
City
F. E. Boesen
Ann. Patterson
Washington
Wen
Ixansis
jEnfield
Bafta
Bela
EB. I. mi Icent
Topol
Fay Kingund
River is Falling Today After Water Rise
Engineer of Utilities Commission inspected river damage in Lawrence as Kaw river declined this afternoon. Interurban officials estimated yesterday’s damage to their structure while commission members questioned future high water behavior and the stability of a new bridge replacing the old river span.
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Kaw
Wositema
Interurban
T. J. Struckler
Utilities Comission
Lawrence
Klenin
Clelands
City Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Sunday Train Plan By Lawrence Christian Endeavor Union
The Christian Endeavor Union of Lawrence plans a Sunday special train to Kansas City. Tickets costing seventy five cents must be secured by Thursday. The Tabernacle will reserve up to 300 seats for Lawrence attendees and tickets are available from Reed W Ainslie George C Poster Arthur Braden Lee Waddell and Anne Gittens of the University.
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Christian
Endeavor Union
Kansas City
Christian Endeaver Union of
Lawrence
Reed
W. Ainslie
George C. Poster
Arthur Braden
Lee
Y Waddell
University
VY. M
Anne Gittens
Guarantes
Ihe
Catholic Ladies Cafeteria Supper Wednesday Evening
Public invited to supper at the Catholic Ladies Cafeteria in Hall on Wednesday evening.
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Catholic Ladies
Clopton v Trotter civil case ends without verdict
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the Clopton versus Trotter suit seeking 29000 dollars. Deliberations continued after evidence about alleged injuries and dog related liability were presented, with uncertainty over responsibility for damages.
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Clopton
Santa Fe
Valve stuck caused false alarm at university whistle
A five minute whistle blast at the university at 3 o clock stirred many townspeople of Lawrence and prompted calls to newspaper and telephone centers. The alarm proved false as the valve corroded and stuck after the 3 50 event.
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Lawrence
Western & Roberts Optometrists Glasses Service Ad
An optometry shop at 31 Mass Street offers lens measurement and prescription recording. They can grind a new pair if glasses are lost or broken and duplicate any lens as needed.
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Western& Roberts
Mass
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Theda
Bara
Charlie Chaplin
Carmen
Wiedemann’s
Munsing
Carters
Globe
Kaysers
Lasyrence Association of
Volleviate Alamned
Esther Swenson
Helen R. Hoopes
Quimelin
Miss West
King Straudius
Nadine Nochin
TL Chalister
Sundwall
Postem
E ‘Tostem
Sunny Jim
Bennet Allen
R Des Carter
Emiote
Miss Av
Ays
Maude Cooke
Anerson
Andy
L. Welch
Louisiana Street
Ivert
Auests
Evert
William Boltz
Emery Uniler
Wood
Gill Fein
Morgan Rex Marold Shack
Clarence Shack
W McCain
Pragklin Jackian
1 Troville
Alden "Eeville
Klemm
Ethan Aten Bulleng
Evert Welch
Manual
High Adept Debating Society
Maisie
Mhi Be ‘Heal Viatrola
J Si Wyatt
Mildred Gilmornette Furate
Nellie Reoevirginia Melvin
Mary
Modern Lace Club
Carl, Phillips
Imperial Auction Club
Thomas Burke
Lincoln
Neh
Francis Jaedicke
Job, Power
George Ware
Will Griese
Jacok Lawrence
Will Pendleton
A. Haskins
Charline Smith
Adrienne Atkinson
Netle Greenlees
Helen Pendleton
Marguerite’. Emery
Sable Gib
C. G. Perkins
W. Emmett
Hat McWarland
Daisy Garvin
R. E. Barnes
Manhattan
Kens
In Verest
Kuticits
Pythias
KH. Mott
Heenest
Norman Pickens
Hanis
Nick Chiles
Elltor
Ale Plain Dealer
Rile Aamoke
Engineer of Utilities Commission
Zcoxend
Herd
Lonsdale
Whitney
Wolf's Book Store
Mass. Street
Waltham
Brinkman’s Bakery
Otto Fischer
Wansdas City
Herman Olcott
Jaedicke
Kentucky
Bell Phone
Rsnner
Ellison
Tenn
Bell
Jennis
S Lawrence Studio
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